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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 1760, 4 April 1912, Page 3

THE . . . AUTUMN . SHOWERS ARE WITH US SO BE . . ■PREPARED NEAL'S OILSKIN COATS— Reliable Makes, riding cut 16/6, 19/6 to 27/6 I have specially selected this season's coats and can recam. mend them at waterproof. NEAL'S MACINTOSH COATS— Direct from the Manufacturers. Sewn seams 27/6, 29/6, to 45/NEAL'S "HYDROTITE" RAINCOATS— 39/6 and 47/6 In tho latest Fawn Cravenettes; waterproof, but not rubber. Light weight .and warm. NEAL'S CANVAS RIDING COAT— - -25/6, 32/6, 37/6 First class nnish, well cut, and will stand hard wear. TVFIATi CASH CL °THJER ii-unu MANCHESTER ST. Carriage Paid by Rail or Coach. I ' ■ ! < i l> LAMPS AND LANTERNS IN GREAT VARIETY. Just Landed Direct from Makers. Lamps ... From y_ j Lanterns ... From iy _ each ~^Yj^Li}Jl?. Y . ESTATE OF J. TOMPKINS, DECEASED. TENDERS will be * * received by the undersigned up to the Ist day of MAY, 1912, for the PURCHASE of Freehold Section 45, Block 1., Douglas Block, containing 108 ACRES 22 PERCHES. The land is a warm sandy loam and a splendid dairying farm, carrying 40 dairy cows, with other stock, and showing a return of £400 per annum. It is situated 2£ miles from the wellknown Rongotea Dairy Factory, am must be sold to wind up the estate. Conditions of Sale and all othor formation may be obtained at the office of this paper, or from McLNTYRE & MURPHY, Solicitors for V endors, Feilding. ESTATE OF P. HAGGARTY, DECEASED. TENDERS will be re- * * eeived By the undersigned up to 'the Ist MAY, 1912, for the PURCHASE of Freehold Section 42, Block XIV., Apiti Survey District, containing 97 ACRES 2 ROODS. The land is in the neighbourhood of Kimbolton, and must be sold to wind up the estate. The property is well suited for dairying or mixed farming. Conditions of sale and other information may bo obtained at the office of this paper, or from McINTYRE & MURPHY, Solicitors for the Vendor, Feilding. TENDERS,. addressed to the unuersigned, are invited for the ERECTjON of LATRINES- at KAKARIKI SCHOOL, Material and Labour. Plans and specifications may be sot , )] at Franklyn's Store, Halcombo. Tenders close APRIL 10, 1912. WM. FERGUSSON, Kakariki. HALCOMBe SHOEING FOfiGE. V'S/'E, the undersigned, having ta- * * ken over the above business at llulcoiube and the Stan way branch, solicit a continuance of the Patronage so liberally accorded our predecessor, and assure you that nothing shall be lacking on our part to de. sorvo your favours. . V,': M. WILLIAMS. F. WILLCOCKS. Halcombe, „ February 24. 1912. KftlN. NAVY Hough-anJ-Ready ?JU Serges, heavy and good. For boys' suits, ladies' costumes, skirts, and ride-astride garments , . Remember the width. 2s 6d and 2s lid yd. Costume. sy"ds for 12s 6d. 6 pieces i 42in striped Tweed for school wear; Grey, Brown and Green, Is 2d yd. McGRUER, THOMSON & CO.'s. NEW Shapes, latest shades in SOFT FELT HATS, 3s 1 4s 6d, 6s 6d to 9 S 6d. Just opened, ■Stiff Black Felts, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, l< 6cl. The latest in Caps, new pa terns, pleasing shapes, Is 6d, 2s. 6d. 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, , NEAT. Cash Clothier. Quick! Bright I Clean! Tliese are some of the characteristics of TAN- ; OL. the,Apolish that: lasts ,and pre- ■ serves.;! .For rail leather : -igood's,-' iur- : niture, .' arid floorcloths.' . 'In tins •."■■ r 6d.;y : a=v:v;v'; : >-:;V'-; ■ :